1,000 attend World War II vet's funeral

[Elessar]

Sometimes, the brotherhood of Vets stands tall as do the honors rendered by first responders.
Too long to copy and paste, but in the last paragraphs I see that 7 Coasties from my last unit,
Sector/Air Station Humboldt Bay CA made the 4 hour trip to honor this man.

From the Medford OR Mail Tribune:

http://www.mailtribune.com/news/20161007/1000-attend-world-war-ii-vets-funeral

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[aboutime]

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DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY!:salute:

[Elessar]

http://www.militarytimes.com/articles/pearl-harbor-hero-one-of-the-last-uss-arizona-survivors-dies:salute:

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DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY!:salute:


USS ARIZONA...December 7, 1941. RIP Shipmate. Fair Winds and Following Seas. :salute: